Logitech G305. No cord but has a replaceable AA battery.
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This is a very nice mouse. You can buy Li-Ion batteries in an AA format for those, that come with a USB-C slot. I use that setup for more than a year now and am very happy with it.
It's reasonably easy to replace the internal battery of many mice, which might be worth a try if your mouse is fine otherwise.
E.g. below is an example of a Logitech G Pro Wireless battery replacement. These exact tools aren't necessary, and a replacement battery can be found for 10-20€.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Logitech+G+PRO+Wireless+Battery+Replacement/145490
You're not going to get both a replaceable battery and a rechargeable mouse with charging cord.
You can get rechargable AA batteries that actually have a port on them. But you need to remove it to charge. Just keep a spare in your laptop bag
Might be tricky to find, so if you want user replaceable batteries in a Mouse, maybe get a USB AA/AAA battery charger and use any of the many mice with AA (Or AAA) batteries. Recharge the batteries by plugging in the USB charger when they get low ?
My Logitech MX Master 3S is USB c rechargabke but not user replaceable batteries